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2 Map Ta Phut, Mueang

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3 Government Complex

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4 Singapore International School Rayong

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5 Apitown Rayong Village

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6 Casa

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Rayong MAP AIR QUALITY ANALYSIS AND STATISTICS

Are air quality maps useful for determining how clean the air is in Rayong?

Air quality maps, or air pollution maps as they can also be referred to, are a highly useful tool that may be implemented for a more in-depth understanding of the current pollution levels that are present throughout Rayong, as well as how clean the air in certain areas is (which is often the case as Rayong maintains a good level of air quality for much of the year, although sudden spikes in pollution can easily occur). As an example of how the air quality maps can be useful for users, higher US AQI readings of 58 and 65 were recorded near Supalai Park Ville, with this reading having been taken on one of the late days of June 2022. As such, this is a good indicator that pollution levels will be higher around this area, and although the high reading on the air quality map will likely abate over the day, this information can be valuable for those wishing to avoid exposure to air pollution within Rayong. Air quality maps can show multiple regions throughout the city and their relevant air cleanliness readings, making them useful for determining exactly how clean or polluted a given area is.

What types of pollutants does the air quality map in Rayong show you?

The air quality map and air pollution map pages for Rayong have their main resource on pollution levels focused around the US AQI reading. Whilst the air quality map pages are extremely useful for users who wish to find out which areas of the city are the most polluted, the cleanest, and at what times of the year or day they are at such levels, it is ultimately the city pages for Rayong that contain further information on the concentration of certain pollutants within the air.

The city page pollution information is itself limited to several main pollutants, although with a little research (coupled with the information provided here), users can learn of the different types of pollutants that permeate the air daily, and which areas are most likely to have the highest concentrations of each particular pollutant. However, what can be learned from viewing the air quality map pages can be gleaned by knowing how the US AQI figure itself is aggregated.

The US AQI figure shown on the air quality map pages is calculated from several main pollutants found throughout the air in Rayong, as well as the rest of Thailand and indeed used worldwide due to their widespread prevalence. The pollutants that go into forming the US AQI figure shown on the air quality maps are carbon monoxide, nitrogen dioxide, sulfur dioxide, ozone, and the two forms of particle-based pollution, which are PM10 and PM2.5. Out of these two forms of particle pollution, the much smaller PM2.5 is the more dangerous of the two, consisting of many different materials that are 2.5 micrometers or less in diameter. Larger or more coarse particles that fit the PM10 classification (and can also have an influence over the air quality map readings, particularly when larger dust particles may descend over the city, coming from a multitude of different potential sources such as high-speed wind blowing fine soil and gravel particles in from rural surrounding areas, or even construction sites lending themselves to higher readings of both PM2.5 and PM10, thus making the overall US AQI reading on the air quality map higher) may also cause damage, but they are mainly superficial.

So as was mentioned above, the main pollutants that go into forming the US AQI figure on the air pollution map will be in higher concentrations when the US AQI figures become higher within Rayong. Additional information such as higher amounts of nitrogen dioxide being detected in areas of high traffic is also common, due to how much of this chemical pollutant is released from vehicles (as well as a variety of other machinery or industrial items that use fossil fuels). Ozone may also be found more during hot summer days, accumulating over busy roads due to ozone, or smog, forming as a result of many different chemicals and gases undergoing a chemical reaction when exposed to higher levels of solar radiation. In closing, the US AQI readings shown on the air quality maps for Rayong can give you a surface-level understanding of what pollutants you may be breathing.

With a higher US AQI level present, there also comes a higher chance of being exposed to many of these different pollutants. Using the city pages in conjunction with the air quality map pages can help users to gain even more insight into what pollutants and harmful materials they may be breathing. Some closing words on what dangerous materials form the PM2.5 collective are that they can be formed from nitrates, sulfates, mold spores, bacteria, silica dust, black carbon or soot, along with oil and other liquid vapors. All of these can cause highly adverse health effects in those exposed, thus necessitating the use of air quality maps to find out which areas of Rayong have the highest levels of pollution. However, it must also be noted that on average, Rayong maintains a good level of air quality, and the aforementioned PM2.5 pollutants are there for informational purposes as to what materials one may encounter during particularly polluted days (with other factors leading to higher or lower concentrations of each materials being found in the air throughout Rayong).

Are air quality maps helpful for preventing illness in Rayong?

Many health problems can be avoided by the persistent use of air quality maps within the city. By habitually avoiding areas that have higher levels of air pollution, as shown by the US AQI figures present on the air pollution maps, health issues such as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), skin irritation and aggravation of the mucous membranes (nose, eyes, ears and mouth), as well as more serious conditions such as heart attacks, strokes and even premature death (with many studies having shown direct links between excessive pollution exposure and increased mortality rate). Naturally, whilst there is no guarantee of avoiding such conditions, by simply viewing the most polluted areas of the city shown on the air quality map and avoiding them, such air quality maps in Rayong can indeed contribute to increased health and safety directly related to lowered air pollution exposure.

How do air pollution maps operate within Rayong?

Air pollution maps and air quality maps in Rayong operate by being fed information via several different air quality monitoring stations in use throughout the city. These are shown on the map above as the spots with the US AQI reading on them, along with their matching color (with green being the cleanest, and subsequent higher pollution levels becoming steadily darker, although it will be rarer for pollution levels to go above 'moderate', or yellow-colored readings in the city). Some of these facilities are run by government organizations, whilst others are put there by non-governmental organizations or even individuals who wish to contribute to air quality readings in Rayong. With all of these monitoring stations in place, their readings are fed through to the air quality map above and appear as the figures. Thus, the air quality maps are fed by a variety of different sources to give a broader picture of air quality within Rayong.


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